Census Day 2021
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Miss Phillips: March 2021
On Friday, we took time out of our normal timetable to learn about the census and carry out our own school census.
We have had fun creating surveys, collecting data, making pictograms and bar charts with physical objects, and presenting data in tables, pictograms, bar charts and pie charts.
The children have worked very hard to understand the data and why the census is important.
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